Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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TEAGARDEN, FRANK XVALRAVEN, DOROTHY Riding Club 1933 Highlights 1934, '3 5 WARNER, HELEN 1301 WHITTEKIN, NORMA Highlights 19 3 5 Art Club Vice-President 1 9 3 6

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Top Row: MORGAN, JAMES HENRY, J R. Manager Basketball 193 6, '3 7 Manager Baseball 19 3 S -'3 7 NETTLETON, GORDON Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. Student Council 193 S Camp Dallas 19 34-,3 6 Rifle Team 1934-'3 6 Oflicers Club 193 5-'3 7 Crack Company 19 3 4- NETTLETON, JESSIE ALICE Pep Squad 1934 Rifle Team 1936 OWENS, WILMA Choral Club 1934, ,35 Bagpipe Staff 1936 Highlights 1934, 'ss '36 C. 1936 E.m.m.,....4fv ' Bottom Row: QUIGLEY, SHELDON SCHULZ, HENRY R. O. T. C. 1932, Radio Club 1933 STEPHENS, MARY LEW Tennis 1934, '35 Highlights 1933 STRUTH, HENRY Dramatic Club 1936 37 291

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OFFICERS GLYN LACY . . . . President BOBBY WHITTINGTON . Vice-President RUSSELL MCFARLAND, Secretary-Treasurer Miss ALLEN . . . Sponsor J U N E C I. A S S We, the Senior Class of 1937, upon our graduation see that the happy hours spent here are far more numerous than the trying ones. We think of the many friends that have been made and hate to say farewell. This will probably be the hardest farewell that any of us have had to say so far. We have tried to carry on the high traditions of our school, and now we look to those who are to follow us to take up the torch and carry it on through their last year even more competently than We have through ours. GLYN LACY. rr You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever- Anal it well rnay' he for a day and night, Anil it well may he forever. Biit whether we rneet or whether we part fFor our ways are past our knowingj A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! H ere's lnek! For we know not where we are going? E311